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SUMMARY: Matt Trousdale Lessons
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  We'll record next week - set up the mic before the
  lesson.\n   Today we talked about making songs more
  interesting, with some variation in chord voicing on
  the guitar, and adding solos and scales to the song to
  help. I suggested he work on scales to start, maybe the
  first being G. Working on starting and ending in varied
  places, try the 1 3 2 4 3 5 4 6 5 7 6 8 pattern up and
  down.\n   Eventually this should help develop an ear
  for the relationship between notes and a sense of what
  note is likely to come next when figuring out a
  melody.\n
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URL:http://rockandroll101.ca/students/219
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DTEND:20260909T183000Z
STATUS:CONFIRMED
SUMMARY: Matt Trousdale Lessons
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  We spent the lesson time recording the song Matt wrote
  about the Sydenham Lake Water-ski Club
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SUMMARY: Matt Trousdale Lessons
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  We started off listening to Matt's recording from last
  week, and talked about arrangement decisions that might
  it seem less repetitive. \n  I looped the chorus and he
  tried to work out some piano licks to put in the vocal
  rest places (beats 3 and 4 in the chorus).\n  We also
  tried recording a bit of bass, and talked about how to
  mute strings you're not playing, and the "Nashville"
  system of finding 1,2,3,4,5 and 6 on the frets.
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URL:http://rockandroll101.ca/students/219
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SUMMARY: Matt Trousdale Lessons
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  Today we paused the recording, and Matt went to another
  song, "Alabama" by Cross Canadian Ragweed. This has
  some interesting strumming syncopation which we worked
  on for most of the lesson.
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SUMMARY: Matt Trousdale Lessons
DESCRIPTION;ENCODING=QUOTED-PRINTABLE:
  Today we continued with Alabama by Cross Canada
  Ragweed, focusing on playing through the whole song,
  and aligning the lyrics with the strums/beats.\n  
  After that we looked at the intro for a Jim Croce song
  called Box #10.
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DTEND:20261007T183000Z
STATUS:CANCELLED
SUMMARY: Matt Trousdale Cancelled
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  Matt won't be coming today.
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URL:http://rockandroll101.ca/students/219
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SUMMARY: Matt Trousdale Lessons
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  We started off working through some scales, first open
  G at the bottom of the neck, then using the "home row"
  scale that I favour. \n   We worked through where the
  half steps are, and how 4 is added above 3 and 7 is
  added below 8 -- or 1 -- in the pentatonic frame of
  reference.\n   We then looked at Box #10 and sang
  through it a bit, and then another song in B-- which I
  showed Matt how he could play the scale along with
  those chords.
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SUMMARY: Matt Trousdale Lessons
DESCRIPTION;ENCODING=QUOTED-PRINTABLE:
  We talked mostly about theory today for chord names,
  like add9 vs 9, and 11 and 13 chords.\n   We also
  covered 7 chords (dominant sevenths) and major 7 chords
  (a half step down from the root).\n   Also, the context
  of naming based on the chord, not the key. So in the
  key of C, an F major seven would have an E in it, not a
  B (B being the seventh note of the C scale, and E being
  the seventh note of the F chord within the C scale).
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DESCRIPTION;ENCODING=QUOTED-PRINTABLE:
  Last Lesson: We talked mostly about theory today for chord names,
  like add9 vs 9, and 11 and 13 chords.\n   We also
  covered 7 chords (dominant sevenths) and major 7 chords
  (a half step down from the root).\n   Also, the context
  of naming based on the chord, not the key. So in the
  key of C, an F major seven would have an E in it, not a
  B (B being the seventh note of the C scale, and E being
  the seventh note of the F chord within the C scale).
LOCATION:CrookedBush.com Studios
URL:http://rockandroll101.ca/students/219
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DESCRIPTION;ENCODING=QUOTED-PRINTABLE:
  Last Lesson: Last Lesson: We talked mostly about theory today for chord names,
  like add9 vs 9, and 11 and 13 chords.\n   We also
  covered 7 chords (dominant sevenths) and major 7 chords
  (a half step down from the root).\n   Also, the context
  of naming based on the chord, not the key. So in the
  key of C, an F major seven would have an E in it, not a
  B (B being the seventh note of the C scale, and E being
  the seventh note of the F chord within the C scale).
LOCATION:CrookedBush.com Studios
URL:http://rockandroll101.ca/students/219
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SUMMARY: Matt Trousdale Lessons
DESCRIPTION;ENCODING=QUOTED-PRINTABLE:
  Last Lesson: Last Lesson: Last Lesson: We talked mostly about theory today for chord names,
  like add9 vs 9, and 11 and 13 chords.\n   We also
  covered 7 chords (dominant sevenths) and major 7 chords
  (a half step down from the root).\n   Also, the context
  of naming based on the chord, not the key. So in the
  key of C, an F major seven would have an E in it, not a
  B (B being the seventh note of the C scale, and E being
  the seventh note of the F chord within the C scale).
LOCATION:CrookedBush.com Studios
URL:http://rockandroll101.ca/students/219
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DTEND:20261118T193000Z
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SUMMARY: Matt Trousdale Lessons
DESCRIPTION;ENCODING=QUOTED-PRINTABLE:
  Last Lesson: Last Lesson: Last Lesson: Last Lesson: We talked mostly about theory today for chord names,
  like add9 vs 9, and 11 and 13 chords.\n   We also
  covered 7 chords (dominant sevenths) and major 7 chords
  (a half step down from the root).\n   Also, the context
  of naming based on the chord, not the key. So in the
  key of C, an F major seven would have an E in it, not a
  B (B being the seventh note of the C scale, and E being
  the seventh note of the F chord within the C scale).
LOCATION:CrookedBush.com Studios
URL:http://rockandroll101.ca/students/219
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DTEND:20261118T193500Z
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SUMMARY:FINISHED
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URL:http://rockandroll101.ca
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DTEND:20261125T193000Z
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SUMMARY: Matt Trousdale Lessons
DESCRIPTION;ENCODING=QUOTED-PRINTABLE:
  Last Lesson: Last Lesson: Last Lesson: Last Lesson: Last Lesson: We talked mostly about theory today for chord names,
  like add9 vs 9, and 11 and 13 chords.\n   We also
  covered 7 chords (dominant sevenths) and major 7 chords
  (a half step down from the root).\n   Also, the context
  of naming based on the chord, not the key. So in the
  key of C, an F major seven would have an E in it, not a
  B (B being the seventh note of the C scale, and E being
  the seventh note of the F chord within the C scale).
LOCATION:CrookedBush.com Studios
URL:http://rockandroll101.ca/students/219
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URL:http://rockandroll101.ca
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DTEND:20261202T193000Z
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SUMMARY: Matt Trousdale Lessons
DESCRIPTION;ENCODING=QUOTED-PRINTABLE:
  Last Lesson: Last Lesson: Last Lesson: Last Lesson: Last Lesson: Last Lesson: We talked mostly about theory today for chord names,
  like add9 vs 9, and 11 and 13 chords.\n   We also
  covered 7 chords (dominant sevenths) and major 7 chords
  (a half step down from the root).\n   Also, the context
  of naming based on the chord, not the key. So in the
  key of C, an F major seven would have an E in it, not a
  B (B being the seventh note of the C scale, and E being
  the seventh note of the F chord within the C scale).
LOCATION:CrookedBush.com Studios
URL:http://rockandroll101.ca/students/219
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DTSTAMP:20261025T100632Z
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DTEND:20261202T193500Z
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SUMMARY:FINISHED
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URL:http://rockandroll101.ca
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DTSTAMP:20261025T100632Z
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SUMMARY: Matt Trousdale Lessons
DESCRIPTION;ENCODING=QUOTED-PRINTABLE:
  Last Lesson: Last Lesson: Last Lesson: Last Lesson: Last Lesson: Last Lesson: Last Lesson: We talked mostly about theory today for chord names,
  like add9 vs 9, and 11 and 13 chords.\n   We also
  covered 7 chords (dominant sevenths) and major 7 chords
  (a half step down from the root).\n   Also, the context
  of naming based on the chord, not the key. So in the
  key of C, an F major seven would have an E in it, not a
  B (B being the seventh note of the C scale, and E being
  the seventh note of the F chord within the C scale).
LOCATION:CrookedBush.com Studios
URL:http://rockandroll101.ca/students/219
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DTSTAMP:20261025T100632Z
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DTEND:20261209T193500Z
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SUMMARY:FINISHED
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URL:http://rockandroll101.ca
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DTEND:20261216T193000Z
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SUMMARY: Matt Trousdale Lessons
DESCRIPTION;ENCODING=QUOTED-PRINTABLE:
  Last Lesson: Last Lesson: Last Lesson: Last Lesson: Last Lesson: Last Lesson: Last Lesson: Last Lesson: We talked mostly about theory today for chord names,
  like add9 vs 9, and 11 and 13 chords.\n   We also
  covered 7 chords (dominant sevenths) and major 7 chords
  (a half step down from the root).\n   Also, the context
  of naming based on the chord, not the key. So in the
  key of C, an F major seven would have an E in it, not a
  B (B being the seventh note of the C scale, and E being
  the seventh note of the F chord within the C scale).
LOCATION:CrookedBush.com Studios
URL:http://rockandroll101.ca/students/219
END:VEVENT
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DTEND:20261216T193500Z
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SUMMARY:FINISHED
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URL:http://rockandroll101.ca
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DTSTART:20261223T190000Z
DTEND:20261223T193000Z
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SUMMARY: Matt Trousdale Lessons
DESCRIPTION;ENCODING=QUOTED-PRINTABLE:
  Last Lesson: Last Lesson: Last Lesson: Last Lesson: Last Lesson: Last Lesson: Last Lesson: Last Lesson: Last Lesson: We talked mostly about theory today for chord names,
  like add9 vs 9, and 11 and 13 chords.\n   We also
  covered 7 chords (dominant sevenths) and major 7 chords
  (a half step down from the root).\n   Also, the context
  of naming based on the chord, not the key. So in the
  key of C, an F major seven would have an E in it, not a
  B (B being the seventh note of the C scale, and E being
  the seventh note of the F chord within the C scale).
LOCATION:CrookedBush.com Studios
URL:http://rockandroll101.ca/students/219
END:VEVENT
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UID:20261223T193001Z@rockandroll101.ca
DTSTAMP:20261025T100632Z
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DTEND:20261223T193500Z
STATUS:TENTATIVE
SUMMARY:FINISHED
LOCATION:CrookedBush.com Studios
URL:http://rockandroll101.ca
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DTSTAMP:20261025T100632Z
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DTSTART:20261230T190000Z
DTEND:20261230T193000Z
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SUMMARY: Matt Trousdale Lessons
DESCRIPTION;ENCODING=QUOTED-PRINTABLE:
  Last Lesson: Last Lesson: Last Lesson: Last Lesson: Last Lesson: Last Lesson: Last Lesson: Last Lesson: Last Lesson: Last Lesson: We talked mostly about theory today for chord names,
  like add9 vs 9, and 11 and 13 chords.\n   We also
  covered 7 chords (dominant sevenths) and major 7 chords
  (a half step down from the root).\n   Also, the context
  of naming based on the chord, not the key. So in the
  key of C, an F major seven would have an E in it, not a
  B (B being the seventh note of the C scale, and E being
  the seventh note of the F chord within the C scale).
LOCATION:CrookedBush.com Studios
URL:http://rockandroll101.ca/students/219
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URL:http://rockandroll101.ca
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DTSTAMP:20261025T100632Z
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DTSTART:20270106T190000Z
DTEND:20270106T193000Z
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SUMMARY: Matt Trousdale Lessons
DESCRIPTION;ENCODING=QUOTED-PRINTABLE:
  Last Lesson: Last Lesson: Last Lesson: Last Lesson: Last Lesson: Last Lesson: Last Lesson: Last Lesson: Last Lesson: Last Lesson: Last Lesson: We talked mostly about theory today for chord names,
  like add9 vs 9, and 11 and 13 chords.\n   We also
  covered 7 chords (dominant sevenths) and major 7 chords
  (a half step down from the root).\n   Also, the context
  of naming based on the chord, not the key. So in the
  key of C, an F major seven would have an E in it, not a
  B (B being the seventh note of the C scale, and E being
  the seventh note of the F chord within the C scale).
LOCATION:CrookedBush.com Studios
URL:http://rockandroll101.ca/students/219
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